Mandopop artiste LBI to hold concert in Genting Highlands on May 17


Chinese singer LBI will be bringing his Blades Drawn World Tour to Arena of Stars, Resorts World Genting, in May. Photo: Handout

Chinese singer-songwriter LBI is set to hold his first-ever concert in Malaysia on May 17.

Scheduled to take place at Arena of Stars, Resorts World Genting, the Blades Drawn World Tour promises a memorable experience through its concept and curation – from the electric setlist to stunning outfits.

Born Shi Baichen, LBI has gained significant recognition in mainland China for his talent in blending pop and hip-hop elements.

The 31-year-old Mandopop artiste has multiple smash hits on Douyin, China’s version of TikTok, going mainstream in 2022 with tracks like Small Town Summer and Maybe.

Last year, LBI propelled to global stardom with the song Jumping Machine, which has garnered over 10 billion plays since its release. 

Tickets for LBI 2026 Blades Drawn World Tour in Malaysia, priced between RM288 and RM688, come with fan benefits.

Tickets are available from etix.my, trip.comdamai.com and rwgenting.com

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